The genus Bumelia, with which Dipholis is here united, comprises about forty species, all
American, of which nine occur in Jamaica. They have been the subject of a careful, detailed …

1 An investigation carried out in the Graduate Laboratories of the Henry Shaw School of
Botany of Washington University and submitted as a thesis in partial fulfillment of the …

This paper completes the revision of the North American Sapotaceae which I have
undertaken under the auspices of the Chicle Development Co. The work has been done …

212 BO7L4NICAL GAZETTVE. tia, bearing the rname S. Oregacna. It looks very much like S.
Ohio-') ns, and we are very strongly of the impression that the latter is also stoloniferous. The …

Unarmed shrubs or trees; leaves alternate, exstipulate, often small; primary lateral veins not
very numerous, sometimes obscure; sepals mostly 5, sometimes 4-9; corolla 5 (rarely 6) …

Extensive chemical studies now in progress in the laboratories of Merck & Co., at Rahway,
New Jersey, have rendered desirable systematic reviews of several genera of the …

1. SURIANA The genus Suriana was established by Linnaeus in the Species Plantarumi, p.
284, the single species being named S. rmaritima. No other species have been proposed …

The Jamaican species of Tabernaemontana were independently and perhaps
simultaneously revised, shortly before 1938, by Friedrich Markgraf in Berlin, RE Woodson in …

While preparing an account of the Boraginaceae for the southern West Indies it became
necessary to typify the Cordias proposed by Linnaeus and also to re-examine the definition …

BY S. MOORE. IN working up the Acanthacea for the Flora of Jamaica, the relative paucity of
this family in the West Indies when compared with its lavish representation in South America …